Oxyclean: Preschooler
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Help with Getting Spit up Stains Out of Clothes That Have Been Stored!
Asked by J.K. from Dallas
on January 6, 2009
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I know that I have read on here how to do this, but I cannot find it and now I am in need of this info! My daughter had severe reflux and spit up constantly. She con...
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- I had the same situation a few months ago when I had our 3rd daughter. The close had been in the attic for 4 years & many of them were yellow. I put them in a soluti...
- Oxyclean for at least 24 hours and then make sure you rinse for several cycles as it can be very irritating to newborn skin. (There is baby Oxyclean but I don't know ...
- I had a few things that helped me. Made a paste out of Oxyclean powder and water, put it on stains, left until dry, then washed. Zout gel (not spray) on spot, agitat...
4 Year Old Breastmilk Stain Removal?
Asked by R.A. from Dallas
on August 7, 2008
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This is a good one--hope someone can help!
I went digging through my daughter's old newborn clothes today (she is almost 4), and the entire bin appears ruined. :( S...
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- I had the same problem between my first and second. I sprayed with spray and wash and then put OxyClean directly on top and let it sit for a few days then soaked in a...
- This happened to me too!!! You can use OXI clean (there is one specifically designed for tough stains)and soak the items in your tub or a large bucket (the process cou...
- Another great stain fighter is called Totally Toddler. I have been using it for the past 12 years. It takes out blood, formula, breast milk, poop, grass, mostly anyt...
Laundry Advise
Asked by L.G. from St. Joseph
on June 27, 2008
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My daughter is a fun loving high energy little girl who is competely covered in dirt (or whatever) from head to toe everyday. Which is fine Im glad she likes to play i...
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- I haven't done the math to see how cheap it is, but I have a recipe for stain remover that works most of the time on my 3 yoa's clothes and pretty decent on her Dad's ...
- The best thing I have found for stains is actually Baby Oxi-clean. I get it from Babies R Us. If I follow the instructions and wait the four-six hours before washing t...
- Hi L.! I am a mother of 4; a nine year old boy, twin boys who are 3 1/2 and a 1 year old daughter. My kids would live outside if I would let them:) I have tried eve...
How Do You Maintain Preschooler's Clothes?
Asked by D.K. from Dallas
on December 22, 2011
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As in how often do you need to buy new clothes for the preschool, how do you avoid the instant worn-out look coming out of the dryer? Especially when you need to wash ...
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- It's the dryer... not much you can do. You can try to dry on the gentle (low temp) cycle, but that eats up a lot of energy and takes longer. You can try to forgo print...
- It is definitely the dryer. I hang dry all my kid's shirts(partially dry them in dryer on low for about 5 minutes first). It really makes a difference. My younger son...
- I think dryers take a big toll on clothes! I don't dry any of our pants or shirts, I take them out of the wash, hang them on hangers and set the hangers in a closet t...
Laundry Stains on Baby Clothes
Asked by B.F. from Denver
on May 21, 2009
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I am shocked at how much my baby's clothes get stained by his baby food. I try to scrub the stains that I see (I actually use dish soap and a dish scrubber) and it us...
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- Try Dreft - it is like spray and wash, but designed for babies... I get it in the baby aisles at Wal-Mart. If the stain is really set in, I spray it, let it sit for a ...
- biz bleach could be your new best friend. Also, hang your whites in the sun to brighten them up!
- We use the spray and wash dual action (I think thats what its called). I'm really bad about putting it on the stain right away. I've even left stained clothes in the l...
My Floor and Carpet Are a Mess I Need Your Help !!!!!
Asked by C.K. from Portland
on September 9, 2008
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Ok I know having two kids especially two toddlers that my house is going to be a mess. Well we rent and we have a beige rug which i hate. So every spill or mess shows ...
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- Hi C., I would suggest using a detergent like Arm and Hammer Dry detergent (with or without bleach. Sprinkle it on your floor like you do carpet stuff...on the stai...
- If you go to a pet store and look for an enzyme cleaner it might work for the urine (i assume you were talking about that on the couch) we have a three year old boxe...
- The spots on the floor are most likely a milk product. Milk never comes out. Find something with enzymes to break down the milk, so you can get it out. Then, have a ru...
Expensive Laundry Detergent - Worth It??
Asked by K.F. from Portland
on January 5, 2012
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I have 3 kids ages 4 and under and need a laundry detergent that gets stains out the first time. We have always used Purex Free and Clear - I can get it for a reasona...
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- I use a brand called Country Save, which is a chemical free detergent. It costs us about $15 a box (powder kind, I have no idea how long the liquid lasts), but lasts f...
- I have 4 kids, 3 of them are boys who are rough on clothes and I love,love, love Tide and can definitely see the difference. Recently, I got a free bottle of All and w...
- I really like Arm & Hammer with Oxyclean (they have a free and clear too). It's reasonably priced and goes on sale often. I use oxy max stick for stains before the was...
Would You Buy Used Leotards?
Asked by M.R. from Kansas City
on June 11, 2011
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I bought a few used leotards from craigslist for my 3 year old daughter. My mom thinks this is gross. My daughter wears underwear under the leotard and obviously I h...
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- Tell your mom that soap works...if it didn't then every fork she has ever put in her mouth would have the mouth germs of every person who has ever put it in their mout...
- Its not like your wearing them without washing them, its perfectly fine! Plus, people try on leotards and other undergarments on at stores--whos to say it hasn't been ...
- I see nothing wrong with it - I've done the same. I've washed them first of course but other than that... it's still a piece of cloth the can be washed.
Tricky Ice Cream Stain
Asked by N.M. from Dallas
on January 5, 2008
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On New Year's Eve my grandpa shared his chocolate ice cream with my daughter, which spilled down the front of her favorite shirt. I can't get mad, I thought it was re...
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- i had a similar issue and i used equal parts of baking soda and white vinegar...but ONLY use white vinegar anything else will cause a bigger problem..hope this helps J.
- have you already dried it in between washes... if so that may have set in the stain firther. If not I would definately try Totally Toddler you can get it at walmart b...
- I echo the oxyclean/oxyclean baby recommendations. I just used it on my daughters favorite beige reindeer sweater that had blueberry stains all over it... I was sure ...
Need to Know Your "Go To" Solution for Filthy Clothes
Asked by K.M. from Boston
on September 25, 2009
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My 3 year old son comes home from daycare with filthy clothes from the playground. Mainly it is sand/dirt stains. I cannot believe how hard it is to get his clothes cl...
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- Fill your sink with the HOT water, put in the clothes and a scoop of Oxiclean. The only thing it hasn't gotten out for me is banana. The trick is to do it that day. It...
- Oxy Clean. Start your load of laundry using hot water as though doing a regular load of laundry but also put in 2 big scoops of Oxy powder. Let sit over night and st...
- I use the dual Power Spray n Wash with Oxy Clean to pre-treat each stain and throw it in the laundry. You may have to do it more than once but I have gotten grease st...
